The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-10-04

Mobile & Ohio . IL Western Union 1913
Nash. & Chatt'a,. 20 CottonOilTrust Ger 2914
asked ibid.
COTTON.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 3, 1880 p. m.-Cotton-Busi-
ness fair at unchanged rates; middling uplands
3-16d, middling Orleans 5l4d sales 1000 bales,
for speculation and export 1900 bales; receipts
none.
Futures-Uplands, low middling clause Octo-
Der delivery 5 1-64d, also Sd; october and No
vember 61-64d; November and December
60-64d; December and January 6064d; Jan
nary and February 60-64d; February and March
4 6l-64d, also 81 81; March and April sd;
April and May 2-64d; May and June 4-64d.
Market steady at the decline.
No tenders.
Middiing uplands SGD. middling Orleans
? p, m.-The sales to-day included 1000 bales
of American.
Der delivery 63-64d, buyers; October and No
venber I 81 odd, buyers; November and Decem-
Der 6o-64d, buyersi December and January
46o-64d, buyersi January and February 6Q,6td,
buyersi February and March 4 62-64d, sellers;
March and April Sd, value; April and May 2'64d,
buyers; May and June 4-e4d, buyers, Market
dull but steady.
4 D. MIXTURES. Uplands low middling
clause, October delivery sd, buyersi October
and November 46264d buyers; November end
December ei-64d, value; December and Jan
uary 4el-e4d, value; January and February
61-6id, valuei February and March 62-64d,
buyerst March and April cd, buyersi April and
May 9-64d. buyersi May and June 5e4d. soil
ers. Market closed steady.
NEW YORK, Oct 3, noon.--Cotton easy, mid
ding uplaads olec mddlng Orleans p5sc; sales
1877 bales. ....... .... .... ..,.
Fub,lres-Market opened steady, with sales as
followsl October delivery l5c, November Toe,
March y 33c. -......
500 p. m.-Market closed quiet; middllng
uplands Q T-16c, middling Orleans 9-16c sales
to-day ZIG bales; net receipts none gross 90 4O1
bales.
Futures Market closed steady with sales of
1880 bales, as follows! October delivery l6@
917e, November 1909 lsc, December 3 lsc,
January 1909 &9c February 2T19 zee, March
Qs6@9 SIC, April . 44Q9 45e, May 0 $500 5Se,
June G900 Gle, July sega Gee.
Green & Co.'S report eD eetton futures says!
1T has on the whole been pretty firm market
fer cotton contracts, with a slightly higher
range of prices Oh the bulk of trading, though
extreme figures We're modified before the close,
when near months were about the same as Sat
urday evening and later options only lG12 peintg
higher. There appeared TO he considerable sell
lag again on European account, and to some eE-
tent from the South, but the demand developed
freely and more than balanced the force of the
Offering. a reduced estimate of the crop from
Texas and some falling off in port receipts, as
compared with last week, appeared to frighten
shorts Spots are slow and a Fraction easier"
GALVESTON. Oct 3.-Cotton quiet; middling
she net receipts S,354 bales, gross 1851; sales
l,jl2 bales stock 81, 7s5 eaieS; exports, coast
wise o, 1871 bales.
NORFOLK, Oct. S.-Cotton quiet; mddng
l3-1Cc net receipts 4 3u5 bales, gross 4305
sales 1850 bales stock a,0E0 bales: exports, to
Great Britain % bales, coastwise 4.2lG blles.
BALTIMORE, Oct. s.-Cetten quiet; mdding
916e net receipts none, gross 135 bales; sales
none; stock 2,951 bales; sales to spiGRers 80
bales: exports, coastwise 116 bales.
BosToN, Oct 3-Cotton guieti middling 93Ec;
net receipts 10 bales gross 1,341, sales none
stock none.
WILMINGTON, Oct 3.-Cotten stes;lyi mid ding
ll-lCc; net receipts airs bales, gross 2175;
sales none; stock 9s,09a bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct 3.-Cotton dull; midding
bales
NEw ORLEANS, Oct s.-Cotton steady; mid
ding s}4o net receipts II "a bales, gross 54e
sales $50; stock So 764 bales exports, to France
5217 bales. to the continent 1850 bales
MOBILE, Oct. 3.--Cotten quiet: middling s9sc;
net receipts 1,eA bales, gross 1881; sales 800
bales; stock s,oo5 balesi exports, ceastwise lie
bales.
MEMPHIS, Oct s--Cotton easy; middling
$3.50; receipts 1895 bales; shipments B99;
sales 1900; stock Al ,S51 bales.
AUGUSTA Oct 3.-Cotton quiet; midding
s 7-lGo; receipts 1,S0S bales; sales 2, $50 bales
CHARLESTON Oct. 3.--Cotton steady; middling
s9So: net receipts T. 10 bales, gross 4,110; sales
2t07, stock 1850 bales; exports, to the CONT
nent 4,0i6 bales.
ATLANTA, Oct. s.-Cotton dulli middling SlSoi
receipts l,5G4 bales.
NEW YORK Oct 3.-ConsoIidated net receipts
for all cotton ports to-day 1864 bales; exports,
the continent 8,005 bales; stock at all American
ports 81, DAB bales.
PROVISIONS, GROCERIES, ETC.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 3, 12isOp. m.-wheat firm, with
fair demand; holders offer moderately. Corn
firm: nothing offering. Bacon, long clear lis.
Lard. prime Western 93s Cd
NEW YORK, Oct. 3. nOOn.-FlOur quiet and
weak. Wheat lower and dull. Corn lower. Pork
dull mess SIS 350l5 30. Lard steady at SIS s2'A
Old mess pork at 81 500l4 IS. Freights quiet.
500 p. m.-Flour. Southern without quotaOle
change of Importance, closing steady. Wheat
options opened ABOUT steady. afterwards weak
ened with tbs West and broke 1%Q34c closing
steady and showing slight recovery; spot gen
orally steady and II tar demand; No red, 90
tober delivery S9]aIsi1sc, November SlN@
81 7-l6c, May $3.50 6GS034G. Conceptions de
IsG54c early. later recovered trifie and closed
steady; cash in better demand and firm; No. 2
October delivery 5lMG.5lNc; November 5l4@
5125c; May 53G@3314c, Oats shade higher and
moderately active: No. 2, October delivery 33
Q33l5c; November 33l4c, spot pr.ces: 10. 2
33I6c mixed Western 321elJ 34L6c. Hops dull but
1914c; options shade higher but dullNo. Rio
October delivery Il 4o3 II SOC; November II COO
Il zoe Sugar firm and in moderate demand
centrfugaS Z 16c for 90 test, fair refining
quoted at 47Hc; refined dull-C 50g516c, extra c
sac, white extra 5ss015 7lGc mould a lice
OFF A 51a05 9-l6c, 5 andard A $685. 1-l6c, con-
PETITIONERS A &c, cut loaf and crushed 69s@611c,
powdered 61s0S6l4c, granulated &c, cubes $50
64c MolasSes quiet but steady. Cotton seed
oil quoted at 33c for crude, 4l1a6l43c for refined
Hides-wet New Orleans selected, 1890 lbs.
96S9lsc; Texas selected, 50@60 lbs 10c.. Wool
unchanged hut dull. Pork dull and weak: mess
Sis 25@l5 50 for new. Sl4 25Q IA 30 for old Beef
dull. Beef hams steady at Sl6 %. fierce beef
quiet. Cut meats dull aud heavy. Middles dull
and nominal, Lard opened 2014 points higher
but closed dull with the advance lost; western
steam ON spot Sc S;14, October delivery S. 100
+ 50, November So 70 Freights steady.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 3.--Flour unchanged. Wheat
lower. A decline of NC early was caused by
other markets giving way During President
Clevelands reception on Change nothing was
DONE but subseguen ly the market again de
clined on 500 900 bushels increase in the visible
supply and finally closed l1GlaSc below Satur-
day; No red, cash 70Ikc bid; October delivery
zoe; May 7B5fGlSOc. Corn-There was an active
export demand for cash No. and higher mar
ket. Nearby options firm. but deferred months
were lower and weak; No. =. cash 3916@D4Oc; Oc-
toher delivery 3SM 3Slsc: May 4l3b@l4l2sc. Oats
No ?, cash 1880 24lsc. October delivery 2414c
Provisions-Pork irregular; SIS % for standard
mess Lard firm at So 35Ql6 371e. Dry salt
meats-boxed shoulders s. 12I66l5 %. Bacon
boxed shoulders S6 256D650, clear ribs SS G2>6@
9 IS. short clear SO 0i13G59 l214 Hams at $12
OLA.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-The 'black eye" given to
wheat by the visible supply statement was the
leading feature on Change to-day. When the
figures were announced at noon showing an m
crease of $4,000 bushels in wheat for the week
there was an immediate effect on the market.
Enough of the statement was known all the
uIorning. so that an increase was no surprise TO
the trade. The surprise was in the amount Of
increase. Prices had already declined and
eli raaptad Than fnO the p1Stpd state